Most domestic work is informal, leaving workers vulnerable, especially in times of crisis like Covid-19
The first step was identifying the touch points to reduce contact and go for sanitisation wherever that is not possible
Firms that provide urban commuting warm up to new realities as lockdown relaxes
Today, these 'invisible' people have become visible
The court was hearing a petition, filed by social activist Harnam Singh through advocate Mahmood Pracha, seeking directions for the safety of lakhs of sanitation workers
Health and hygiene were ignored and all that mattered was optimum utilisation of economic resources for maximum gains at minimum cost
They are being used throughout the country to spray disinfectants, manage crowds, spread awareness through public announcements and for geo-mapping to chalk out containment zones
For municipal and panchayat administrators in India, April is the month when bad news begins to pour in
At $701.5 billion, the greatest private sector opportunity in the country is investment in achieving and maintaining universal access to electricity, which is the seventh SDG.
The video has used kids in their campaign as key catalyst who have been promoting healthy habits
Government's new 'Nal se Jal' scheme, which aims to provide piped water connection to every household by 2024, will likely lead to a massive jump in the investment in water and sanitation
After 4 years of Swachh Bharat, open defecation down 26 percentage points, but toilet use does not match construction spree
Karunguzhi's FSTP now receives around 6,000 to 8,000 litres of waste daily
Training programmes are needed to equip masons with technical information
If Indian women who don't have access to such facilities stand in a queue, it would stretch around the earth 4 times
India has to be careful so that the project does not interfere with its efforts to boost gender equality
Sanitation workers' exploitation, poor working conditions and apathy towards them is on rising trend
We had a long way to go in achieving the goals of making India free of open defecation
Poor sanitation makes unhealthy children prone to water-borne diseases
India's under-5 mortality rate declined from 74 in 2005-06 to 50 in 2015-16